The KEG Egg nozzle is an everyday cleaning nozzle for sanitary and residential lines. Its 15° flushing jets move debris and its 30° cleaning jets scour the pipe wall, all in a 300 series hardened stainless steel body.
Best Uses for the KEG Egg Nozzles
Sanitary lines and residential applications.
KEG Egg Nozzles Features
15° flushing jets and 30° cleaning jets
300 series hardened stainless steel
Rear and forward inserts
KEG Egg Nozzles Sizes and Part Numbers
Hose size
Inserts
Dimensions
Pipe size
3/8" (A)
6 Rear 1 Forward (M5)
2" x 1 1/2"
2"-6"
1/2" (B)
4 Rear 1 Forward (M6)
2" x 1 1/2"
2"- 6"
3/4" (C)
4 Rear 1 Forward (M6)
4" x 2 3/8"
3"- 8"
1" (D)
4 Rear 1 Forward (M8)
4 1/4" x 2 3/4"
4"- 10"
1 1/4" (E)
6 Rear 1 Forward (M8)
5" x 3"
4"-12"
Match the nozzle's hose size to your jetter hose, and check the minimum pipe size before you run it.
How to Choose the Right KEG Sewer Nozzle
Size options run from 3/8" (A) to 1 1/4" (E) (5 choices)
Connection: 3/8" or 1/2" or 3/4" or 1" or 1-1/4"
Stallion and Traction are gentle on deteriorated pipe; Royal and Jet Floor Cleaner handle heavy debris in big pipe
What size connection does the KEG Egg Nozzles use?
3/8" or 1/2" or 3/4" or 1" or 1-1/4". Match it to the hose or lance it threads onto.
How do I pick a KEG nozzle size?
Start with your hose size (the letter or inch size on the table), then check the minimum pipe size listed for that model.
Can I replace the inserts?
Many KEG nozzles use replaceable threaded inserts, especially in the larger hose sizes. Small sizes often use drilled inserts. The Sizes table shows which.
Not sure which one fits your truck? Call 402-237-1914 (Mon to Fri, 7AM to 4PM) and talk to someone who has run the equipment.
